2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.jpowsour.2016.03.112
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A new method of modeling and state of charge estimation of the battery

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“…The fractional order Grünwald-Letnikov calculus formulation is given by the following equation [26]:…”
Section: The Definition and Properties Of Fractional-order Calculusmentioning
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“…The fractional order Grünwald-Letnikov calculus formulation is given by the following equation [26]:…”
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“…The values aim to minimize the error between U i (t) and U f (t) with the performance indicator [26]:…”
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“…15 The performance evaluation of the modular equalization system was also performed, 16 and a new thermal coupling model was built for the state-of-charge estimation. 19 A new modeling method was proposed by Liu et al, 20 and the energy preheating strategy was discussed for the lithium-ion batteries together with its latency temperature. 19 A new modeling method was proposed by Liu et al, 20 and the energy preheating strategy was discussed for the lithium-ion batteries together with its latency temperature.…”
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“…In previous studies, there has already been a variety of battery models. Battery models can be divided into three main types: electrochemical model, empirical model, and equivalent circuit model [13,[22][23][24][25][26]. As battery characteristics change with battery age and temperature variations, some literature has taken the influence of aging and temperature into account in battery models and modeling [27][28][29][30][31].…”
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